My therapeutic work is centered on the importance of a trauma-informed, attachment-based and culturally aware and sensitive approach. Using a trauma-informed approach, we will create a therapeutic space for you and your partner(s) to break through insecurities and establish healthy boundaries that allow you to break free of patterns and beliefs that kept you and your relationships stuck. Using an attachment lens, we will work together to understand how previous relationship dynamics and your upbringing impact your current relationships. We will also identify healthy ways to shift learned behaviors that block you from growing and having the relationships and sexual experiences you desire. We will work together to explore how cultural attitudes toward sex shape your relationship with your body and how they impact your sexual desire and responsiveness. In sessions, we will reflect on past experiences, positive and negative, to identify how they impact your current mental state to transform your sexuality and all parts of your life.

My passion for supporting people in their healing journeys began when I earned my undergraduate degree at SUNY Geneseo with a B.A. in Sociology and a minor in Human Development. This degree gave me a foundational understanding of development's psychological, social, and biological contexts and how our intersectional identities impact how we show up and interact in the world. After graduating with a BA and completing an AmeriCorps service year, my passion for social work fueled me to continue my education at Smith College School for Social Work, where I earned my Masters in Clinical Social Work. My educational background primarily used a psychodynamic approach which views therapy as an art and a science, titrating between critical thinking and self-reflection to enhance the therapeutic relationship and promote a space for healing and growth.